A few days ago I was preparing for a presentation with all of my pocket chart word sorts spread all over the place...In the midst of sorting through baggies and baggies of words, I wondered why I never have created a "Word Wall" around the sounds that I'm teaching my kiddos? Why do I display words by their beginning letter? (It's definitely not how I teach…)
And...Because I've been stuck in my apartment because of this…
And...Because I've been stuck in my apartment because of this…
I created a 'lil freebie. No more "Word Walls" for this girl. Say hello to "Sound Stations". In this download, you'll have the 16 vowel headers that look something like this:
…And over 300 word cards that look something like this:
Just head on over to Katie's TpT Store to download "Sound Station: Headers and Word Cards" for FREE!
I also have been looking for just the right vocabulary tools for my 3rd Graders…after looking and looking and finding nothing, I decided to create a special dictionary of my own! I purchased one-inch binders for each student and printed all of the pages in this download. The first few pages are "tools" that can help them (Synonyms, Antonyms, Tier Words, Parts of Speech). I'm working with the lowest 3rd Graders in my building and they NEED as many visuals as they can get...
I wish I had a better pic of a student binder, but again, I'm stuck in my apartment. This is a rough sketch of what a sample page might look like. Please excuse my attempt to draw a fox!
When it's completed, it would be filed behind the "P" tab!
Stay warm, friends!
